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11 minutes ago, salmonbuddie said:

 

 

If you cook a steak for that long at that temperature, you're just a fanny. IMO.

 

Just eat charcoal, it's much cheaper and pre-cooked.

 

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Have made it many times using sirloin from Collins the butcher in Muirhead. Never been described as charcoal by anyone who has eaten it. Naturally, you can amend the 5 min per' side figure to suit the way you like steak. A nice thick Collins quality sirloin is 5 for well done and 4 for medium-well.

Ya fanny. :P

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13 minutes ago, salmonbuddie said:

 

 

If you cook a steak for that long at that temperature, you're just a fanny. IMO.

 

Just eat charcoal, it's much cheaper and pre-cooked.

 

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Just realised. With your username, you stick to cooking fish.

 

Ya fanny (the sequel). :P

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On 6/18/2017 at 7:24 PM, pozbaird said:

Home-made chips to go with your steak... you will be a hero x 2... 

Buy large ordinary spuds. Basic spuds. Peel. Cut into nice big thick chip shapes.

Rinse under cold water. Pat dry with kitchen roll.

Place in a big bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and toss around. Shake some rock salt / sea salt / crunchy salt on chips.

Toss around again.

Arrange chips on wire rack in oven-ready tray.

Heat oven to 200c.

Place chips in heated oven for 45mins. Leave - no turning or fannying around required.

Serve with steak as described above.

 

Cooking is one of my big interests. Hope you try, and like, these two posts!

I'll give yer Steak & Chips recipe a go this weekend...

I'd say 3 mins each side would be enough.

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12 minutes ago, Kemp said:

I'll give yer Steak & Chips recipe a go this weekend...

I'd say 3 mins each side would be enough.

Aye - you can amend the time to suit your personal taste. As I said though, we use thick, quality sirloin from Collins the butcher. In the hot dry ridged pan, 5 mins per side is our ideal well-done steak.

There's no definitive time - each to their own!

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